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Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
Don’t appease: fight!
07 Apr 2016
The Labour Party’s Compliance Unit is employing TheDaily Telegraph to pursue its allegations of ‘anti-Semitism’, writes Tony Greenstein
Confusing the question
17 Mar 2016
Tony Greenstein dissects Zionism, Jewish identity and the ‘socialism of fools’
What will be will be
10 Mar 2016
Michel Houellebecq, Submission, (Translated from the French by Lorin Stein) William Heinemann, 2015, pp256, £18.99
Review: Just a writer of women’s fiction?
18 Feb 2016
Rex Dunn reviews Rachel Cusk,'Outline', Vintage, 2014, pp249, £8.99
The strange death of liberal media
18 Feb 2016
The Independent is Britain’s first major print casualty of the digital age, and probably not the last, writes William Kane
A spy in the house of drudge
11 Feb 2016
Geoff Andrews The shadow man: at the heart of the Cambridge spy circle IB Tauris, 2015, pp276, £20
Dealing with the legacy
04 Feb 2016
Artist and empire: facing Britain’s imperial past Tate Britain, Millbank, London SW1; ends April 10
Money spinning cargo cult
07 Jan 2016
Jeremy Hunt reviews, JJ Abrams (director) Star Wars: The Force Awakens (12A), 136 minutes, general release
The great escape
17 Dec 2015
As a line is drawn under the phone-hacking scandal, William Kane looks at the lessons
Using any stick, using any trick
17 Dec 2015
Eddie Ford welcomes Jeremy Corbyn’s defence of the Stop the War Coalition
Is this a Greek new wave?
26 Nov 2015
Rex Dunn reviews: Yorgos Lanthimos (director); The Lobster, general release
Women against men?
12 Nov 2015
Christina Black reviews: Suffragette, Sarah Gavron (director) general release
State and internet
29 Oct 2015
The hacking of TalkTalk has reminded us of the risks and compromises associated with the web, writes Yassamine Mather
Joan Littlewood unveiled?
22 Oct 2015
Simon Turley explains why we should honour a brilliant theatre-maker
Through the looking glass
22 Oct 2015
Jim Grant of Labour Party Marxists wonders if the bourgeois press thinks their readers are sheep